it's fair to say

It's fair to say he looks up for this too.

It's fair to say I could not talk that night.

It's fair to say it was by no means the best.

It's fair to say at the moment he has not done that.

It's fair to say we haven't decided yet which is right.

Still, it's fair to say this is something of a step up for him.

I think it's fair to say that the army needs its turn in the window.

It's fair to say at first we couldn't quite believe it.

But I think it's fair to say she's still the same.

It's fair to say my mind wasn't quite on the job.

"But it's fair to say you're thinking about running for president in 2008?"

I think it's fair to say that that's the big difference between the two.

I think it's fair to say that this is less of an issue these days.

It's fair to say that these questions interested me more than my students.

It's fair to say we haven't caught up to the scale of the problem.

"I think it's fair to say they have not been doing their jobs," she said.

It's fair to say that over the years we have been able to spend a lot more on services in the island.

It's fair to say that some of the fine details as to exactly how the system will work are still being worked out.

Progress is being made, I think it's fair to say.

So it's fair to say that the danger is real?

Some, it's fair to say, keep time better than others.

I think it's fair to say that this hasn't been successful.

So it's fair to say I'm always up for a challenge.

That isn't quite right, but it's fair to say he is concerned.

It's fair to say he made quite a first impression on his new team.